Brit Milah and Baby Naming
Mazal Tov!
The birth of a Jewish baby is a moment of great celebration for both family and community. It is a time when parents and grandparents share their joys, hopes, and dreams. It is an opportunity for the community to welcome a future participant and potential leader. We are proud to offer guidance and services to families during this exciting time.
It’s a Boy!
The Brit Milah, or Bris in Yiddish, means “covenant of circumcision” and is a Jewish religious male ceremony performed by a mohel on the eighth day of a male infant’s life.
Rabbi Scheier will guide you in selecting a mohel, choosing the right Hebrew name, and planning a meaningful Brit Milah ceremony.
It’s a Girl!
For parents blessed with a daughter, there are customs for the naming ceremony called Simchat Bat or Zeved Bat, meaning “gift — G-d gave me a good present”.
We are pleased to include baby naming ceremonies as part of our regular morning services. Traditionally, this occurs when the Torah is read on Monday, Thursday, or Shabbat. Your ceremony will take place within the first weeks following birth.
Contact
For more information about Brit Milah and Baby Namings, contact the Rabbi’s office Tel. 514-937-9474 ext. 143.
Thursday, October 22, 2020
4 Cheshvan 5781
Thursday, October 22, 2020 4 Cheshvan 5781